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This reverts commit de84448e3a1c07c0b6f749bc59b03c52f99571d7.
In order to make Epoxy build on Travis with the Precise package set, we
need to revert this commit, as the autotools version shipped on Ubuntu
12.04 bail out at the missing macro directory — whereas newer versions
just create it if needed.
Updating the Travis environment to Trusty allows the build to finish,
but have the knock-on effect of making more tests run — and the
EGL-without-GLX tests fail. Since there's nothing newer than Trusty on
Travis, we should back out this change until we have the ability to
build a suitable test/CI environment.
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This avoids warnings coming from libtoolize and recent versions of
autoconf.
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Apparently I started writing it, and didn't notice I wasn't building
my code when I committed the library support.
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Make dist is such a terrible idea.
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When initially writing the Makefiles, I started from a Makefile.am
that had ajax's copyright instead of an Intel one. The only line I
can see that's left from the original Makefile.am is "pkgconfigdir" in
the root Makefile.am.
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Well, not quite. One of the regression tests is failing with
GLXBadFBConfig in that build. Not sure why.
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Not actually working yet, but it's a snapshot to start from.
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